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Satellite monitoring and mathematical modelling of deep runoff turbulent jets in coastal water areas
April 20, 2011

April 2011. The book Waste Water – Evaluation and Management (ISBN 978-953-307-233-3, 470 pp.) was published by InTech, edited by Fernando Sebastián García Einschlag. Academician V.G. Bondur is the author of one chapter in this book: “Satellite monitoring and mathematical modelling of deep runoff turbulent jets in coastal water areas” (original Russian title: “Космический мониторинг и математическое моделирование турбулентных струй глубинных стоков в прибрежных акваториях”).

 

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Chapter Abstract

 

«Waste Water – Evaluation and Management»

Edited by Fernando Sebastián García Einschlag

InTech Open Access Publisher

ISBN 978-953-307-233-3

Satellite monitoring and mathematical modelling of deep runoff turbulent jets in coastal water areas

Valery G. Bondur

AEROCOSMOS Scientific Centre for Aerospace Monitoring

Russia

 

Introduction

 

One of the most important problems at the present time is the environmental pollution. Anthropogenic impacts on seas and oceans, and first of all on coastal water areas where more than half of the Earth population lives, makes the great contribution to this problem. The most intensive effects on ecosystems of coastal waters have deep waste water outfalls (Israel, Tsiban, 1989). Intensive discharges of pollutants in the near-surface layer of the ocean lead to a progressive eutrophication and microbiological contamination of sea water and cause a disruption in the ecosystem's balance and drop in environmental bio-productivity. Therefore, it is important to organize monitoring of anthropogenic impacts on marine environment caused by deep runoffs. Study and monitoring of such anthropogenic impacts is usually carried out using in-situ methods, which are of local character. Therefore, the use of aerospace methods and technologies to solve such issues is very promising (Bondur, 2004). This paper gives an overview of contemporary aerospace methods and means, as well as mathematical modelling of turbulent jets caused by deep runoffs, and possibilities of their application to monitor pollutions of coastal water areas. The focus is on the comprehensive studies which allow us to integrate remote and in-situ data with modelling results. For satellite monitoring, the methods are used based on the registration of deformations of surface wave spatial structure and hydrooptical inhomogeneities due to the interaction of deep runoff jets with the ocean surface and the near-surface layer.

Some results from the comprehensive monitoring of anthropogenic impacts on Mamala Bay water area (Oahu Island, Hawaii, USA) are also presented here, as well as data obtained for Black Sea water area near Gelendjik city which confirm these results.

 

References

 

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  1. Bondur V.G. Complex Satellite Monitoring of Coastal Water Areas 31st International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment. ISRSE, 2006, 7 p.

 

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  1. Bondur V.G., Filatov N.N., Grebenuk Yu.V., Dolotov Yu.S., Zdorovennov R.E., Petrov M.P., Tsidilina M.N. Studies of hydrophysical processes during monitoring of the anthropogenic impact on coastal basins using the example of Mamala Bay of Oahu Island in Hawaii. // Oceanology, Vol. 47, No 6, pp. 769–787.

 

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  1. Bondur V.G., Keeler R.N., Starchenkov S.A., Rybakova N.I. Monitoring of the Pollution of the Ocean Coastal Water Areas Using Space Multispectral High Resolution Imagery // Issledovanie Zemli is Cosmosa, 2006a, No 6, pp. 42–49 (In Russian).

 

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  1. Bondur V.G., Tsidilina M. Features of Formation of Remote Sensing and Sea truth Databases for The Monitoring of Anthropogenic Impact on Ecosystems of Coastal Water Areas. Proceed. of 31st Int. Symp. on Remote Sensing of Environment, St.Petersburg, 2006

 

  1. Bondur V.G., Zhurbas V.M., Grebenuk Yu.V. Mathematical Modeling of Turbulent Jets of Deep-Water Sewage Discharge into Coastal Basins. ISSN 0001-4370, Oceanology, 2006b, Vol. 46, No. 6, pp. 757–771.

 

  1. Bondur V.G., Zhurbas V.M., Grebenuk Yu.V. Modeling and Experimental Research of Turbulent Jet Propagation in the Stratified Environment of Coastal Water Areas // Oceanology, 2009a, Vol. 49, No. 5, pp. 595–606.

 

  1. Bondur V.G., Zubkov E.V. Detection of small-scale inhomogeneities of optical characteristics of ocean upper layer by high resolution multispectral satellite imagery. Part I. Effects of drainage runoffs into coastal water areas// Issledovanie Zemli iz Cosmosa, 2005, No 4, pp. 54–61 (In Russian).

 

  1. Bondur V.G., Zubkov E.V. Lidar methods of the ocean's upper layer pollution remote sensing // Optica atmosferi i oceana, 2001. Vol. 14, No 2, pp. 142–155 (In Russian)

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